Emergency Lighting

[Guest123]

Zumtobel are another option to consider.

 

[Merl]

For large open areas consider the possibility of using twinspot emergency fittings.

But do some thorough research on the emergency lighting regs and requirements. There's lots of info available out there if you look for it!

 

[rob28870]

Speak to Richard at Channel Safety Systems on 0845 884 7000. They have a great range of quality emergency fittings to suit all pockets and a quick responsive, free design service too.

They'll be able to help you within the time frame and be in a position to get the gear to you within the notice periods. Many of the other Emergency Lighting manufacturers struggle to move quickly enough on jobs like these.

I don't work for them, but we do sell their gear (and others).

 

[snowhead]

I was thinking of installing these small bulk heads 5 meters apart - this would light the whole shop up - looking at over 1000 units in total, was looking at decreasing the number if the lighting regs allowed it.
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That's about 950 too many.

You'll never get 1000 in in 1 day.

 

[Guitarist]

That's about 950 too many.

You'll never get 1000 in in 1 day.

He may wear his underpants on the outside....

 

[grantr37]

S for Supersparky.........its not a phonebooth its a portaloo.....